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| 7/3/2013 7:43 PM | |
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Give us FC83 and FC84 also. |
| 7/3/2013 9:21 PM | |
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both FC83 and FC84 are blank, bar the declerations for the variables that they are being sent? They were not in my source STL code
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| 7/4/2013 7:16 AM | |
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Hello, copy the FC83 (MUL_16) and FC84 (DIV_16) from the Standard Library\S5-S7 Converting Blocks to your project. Then you can look for the function and write it new. Regards
André Räppel --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- www.raeppel.de work faster withinnovative PLC-Tools |
| 7/4/2013 8:01 AM | |
Joined: 8/27/2006 Last visit: 6/6/2023 Posts: 718 Rating:
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_______________________ L MW 226 SRW 11 L MW 224 SLW 5 OW L #OFFS -I T #RESU CALL FC 84 Z_1 :=MW222 Z_2 :=MW224 OV :=M37.0 FEH :=M37.1 Z3_0:=M37.2 Z4_0:=M37.3 Z_3 :=MW226 Z_4 :=MW220 ______________________________ Thanks Mark You should use the S5->S7 conversion tool, it's very good. When you load the S5 program in the tool, you will find some functions which have an "x" mark beside them, those are standard functions and can be found in the standard library from SIMATIC Step7. Open the library in SIMATIC Step7 and copy those functions FC83, FC84, and every function that have an "x" to your blocks folder. After that do a migration to the S5 program, so that you will have a .awl source code. Insert that code in the "sources" folder in your SIMATIC Step7 then open it and do a compile. This generates the blocks in your "blocks" folder. also check thislink
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